Paths to Saturday's World Cup final between India and Sri Lanka: INDIA
Group stage
Feb 19
At Dhaka
India 370-4 (Virender Sehwag 175, Virat Kohli 100 not out) v Bangladesh 283-9 (Tamim Iqbal 70, Shakib Al Hasan 55; Munaf Patel 4-48).
India won by 87

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runs 
    
Feb 27
At Bangalore   
India 338 (Sachin Tendulkar 120, Yuvraj Singh 58, Gautam Gambhir 51; Tim Bresnan 5-48) v England 338-8 (Andrew     Strauss 158, Ian Bell 69)
Match tied
    
March 6
At Bangalore
Ireland 207 (William Porterfield 75; Yuvraj Singh 5-31) v India 210-5 (Yuvraj Singh 50 not out)
India won by five wickets
    
March 9   
At New Delhi
Netherlands 189 v India 191-5 (Yuvraj Singh 51 not out)
India won by five wickets
    
March 12
At Nagpur
India 296 (Sachin Tendulkar 111, Virender Sehwag 73, Gautam Gambhir 69; Dale Steyn 5-50) v South Africa 300-7     (Jacques Kallis 69, Hashim Amla 61, AB de Villiers 52)
South Africa won by three wickets
    
March 20
At Chennai
India 268 (Yuvraj Singh 113, Virat Kohli 59; Ravi Rampaul 5-51) v West Indies 188 (Devon Smith 81)
India won by 80 runs
    
Quarter-final
March 24
At Ahmedabad
Australia 260 for 6 (Ricky Ponting 104, Brad Haddin 53) v India 261 for five (Yuvraj Singh 57 not out, Sachin     Tendulkar 53, Gautam Gambhir 50) 
India won by five wickets
    
Semi-final
March 30
At Mohali
India 260-9 (Sachin Tendulkar 85; Wahab Riaz 5-46) v Pakistan 231 (Misbah-ul-Haq 56, Mohammad Hafeez 43)
India won by 29 runs
    
SRI LANKA
Group stage 
Feb 20 
At Hambantota
Sri Lanka 332-7 (Mahela Jayawardene 100, Kumar Sangakkara 92, Tillakaratne Dilshan 50) v Canada 122
Sri Lanka won by 210 runs 
    
Feb 26
At Colombo
Pakistan 277-7 (Misbah-ul-Haq 83 not out, Younis Khan c Jayawardene b Herath 72) v Sri Lanka 266-9 (Chamara Silva     57, Kumar Sangakkara 49, Tillakaratne Dilshan 41; Shahid Afridi 4-34)
Pakistan won by 11 runs
    
March 1  
At Colombo
Kenya 142 (Collins Obuya 52, David Obuya 51; Lasith Malinga 6-38) v Sri Lanka 146-1 (Upul Tharanga 67 not out,     Tillakaratne Dilshan 44)
Sri Lanka won by nine wickets
    
March 5
At Colombo
Sri Lanka 146-3 (Kumar Sangakkara 73 not out) v Australia
Match abandoned due to rain. No result - one point each
    
March 10
At Pallekele
Sri Lanka 327-6 (Tillakaratne Dilshan 144, Upul Tharanga 133; Chris Mpofu 4-62) v Zimbabwe 188 (Brendan Taylor 80; Tillakaratne Dilshan 4-4)
Sri Lanka won by 139 runs
    
March 18
At Mumbai
Sri Lanka 265-9 (Kumar Sangakkara 111, Mahela Jayawardene 66, Angelo Mathews 41 not out) v New Zealand 153  (Muttiah Muralitharan 4-25)
Sri Lanka won by 112 runs
    
Quarter-final
 March 26
 At Colombo
 England 229 for 6 (Jonathan Trott 86, Eoin Morgan 50) v Sri Lanka 231 for 0 (Tillakaratne Dilshan 108 not out,       Upul Tharanga 102 not out)
 Sri Lanka won by 10 wickets
    
Semi-final
March 29
At Colombo
New Zealand 217 (Scott Styris 57) v Sri Lanka 220-5 (Tillakaratne Dilshan 73, Kumar Sangakkara 54)
Sri Lanka won by five wickets